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This is pointed towards @Quadzilla Power for suggestions...
The biggest one that drive me nuts is the connection issue. Fighting with the Quadzilla start up, shut down, start up, shut down. Got to wait for the Quadzilla display could not connect message to do your restart. It only tries once then quits. Once it got a good connection going typically it continues but that rare 10% it can just miss and then tries once then quits even if I leave the phone in the truck set up. Bluetooth device should be saved as part of the settings and should have to be selected every single restart.
Display thing is annoying too. Startup and have to swipe to the second screen. This should be remembered.
Then the bucking. The more and more I get closer and closer to the optimal MPG number the engine load is getting less and less. It now to a point when cruising city streets you have constantly be accelerating or deal with the Quadzilla bucking pretty hard on the driveline. My typically 25 to 35 MPH engine load is now in the 5% to 11% which is below my idle engine load and bucking can get pretty bad some times. I know it the ECM and Quadzilla fighting because Level 0 doesn't do it at all.